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colonies
1 settlement or territory where colonists settle in a new country
2 a people of one nationality, race, or occupation in a city, especially if living in the same quarter of the city or in some sort of isolation
3 a collection of animals, plants, etc. living together
in lieu
1 in place of
2 instead
oversaw
to officially supervise
transportation
a system of conveying goods, people, etc.
barn
a building on the farm where grain is stored
brushed
1 to apply or smooth with a brush
2 to remove dirt, dust, etc. with a brush
3 to apply a liquid etc. to a surface with a brush
4 to graze or touch in passing
budged
1 to move slightly
2 to change one's opinion
knuckles
1 the bone at the finger joint
2 a joint of meat
onlookers
an observer or spectator
precise
1 definite
2 exact
3 accurately expressed
shied away
to avoid accepting or becoming involved in something
soiled
dirty; stained
1 to make something dirty
2 to tarnish, defile, or bring discredit to
unkempt
1 untidy
2 of neglected appearance
3 disheveled
vein
1 one of the tubes in the body through which blood flows
2 a rib forming the framework of a leaf
3 a long deposit of mineral in the middle of rock
arc
1 part of the circumference of a circle or any other curve
2 a luminous electric current passing between two electrodes
rims
the outer edge of a wheel or other round object
shifting
1 to move or change, or cause to move or change
dimpled
having a small hollows or dents in the flesh especially in the chin or cheeks
gravity
1 the force that attracts a body to the center of the earth or other celestial body
2 the property of having weight
3 importance or seriousness
tutoring
to act as a tutor to someone
aristocratic
1 of or relating to the aristocracy (i.e. the nobility)
2 distinguished in matters or bearing
colonizing
1 to establish a settlement or settlements in a country or area
2 to establish a colony
hem
the edge of a piece of cloth that is folded over and sewn down
lowlands
1 a low-lying country or region
2 land that is low in comparison with the lands surrounding it
3 'The Lowlands'-the region of Scotland lying to the south and the east of the Highlands
plaster
a mixture of sand, lime, and water used to cover walls and ceilings
sleeve
1 the part of a garment that covers the arm
2 the cardboard cover for a gramophone
3 a tube enclosing a rod or a smaller tube
uproot
1 top move a person from a fixed location
2 to pull (e.g. a plant etc.) up from the ground
3 to eradicate
adventurous
someone who seeks unusual and exciting experiences
characterized
1 to be characteristic of someone or something
2 to describe the character
3 to give character to
findings
1 a conclusion reached by a formal and officially sanctioned inquiry
2 a discovery
instruction
1 teaching
2 education
3 a direction
occupation
1 a person's temporary or permanent employment
2 what occupies someone's time
3 the act of occupying or the state of being occupied
4 the act of taking or holding a possession of a country, district, etc. by military force
5 tenure or occupancy of land, a house, etc.
shipped
to put, take, or send something on ship
surveyor
1 a person who surveys land, buildings, etc. especially professionally
2 a person who carries out surveys, inspections, or investigations
tracts
1 a region or area of unspecified extent, especially a large one
2 a system of organs or body parts that work together to preform a function
3 a short pamphlet or essay, especially on the subject of religion
unexplored
1 never thoroughly investigated or traveled through
2 something that has never been inspected or investigated thoroughly
unsettled
1 land which has not been settled upon
2 liable or open to change or further discussion
3 unpaid
wilds
an uncultivated region, often far from normal habitation
befriending
1 to become friends with
2 to act as a friend to someone
braved
1 to encounter with courage
2 to defy
easygoing
placid, relaxed, tolerant, and friendly
exited
to go out of a room, building, etc.
persistence
1 determination
2 the ability to continue doing something, usually in a stubborn and unyielding manner
relented
1 to give in
2 to abandon a harsh intention
3 to yield to compassion
scurry
to run hurriedly, especially with short steps
shy
1 timid
2 uneasy in company
3 afraid to meet or talk to other people
4 easily startled
5 showing distaste for or fear of
stuffy
1 lacking fresh air or ventilation
2 oppressive
3 dull and conventional
arrangement
1 the condition of being arranged
2 the manner in which a thing is arranged
3 the act or process of arranging or being arranged
4 something which has been arranged
5 a composition arranged for performance by different instruments or voices
exasperated
1 to irritate intensely
2 to make somebody very annoyed
explanations
1 a statement or circumstance that explains something
2 the act or instance of explaining
3 a declaration, speech, announcement, etc. made with a view to mutual understanding or reconciliation
manual
1 of or done with the hands
2 worked by hand and not automatically
refute
1 to prove that an argument or the person making it is wrong
2 to deny that something is correct
ideals
1 a moral principle
2 a perfect standard which you hope to achieve in something
spiced
1 flavored with a spice or spices
2 something with an interesting sharp or pleasant quality to it
unchanged
unaltered
droopy-eyed
looking downwards, especially when tired or weary
foundation
1 the solid ground or base on which a building is built
2 the lowest load-bearing part of a building, usually below ground level
3 the process of founding something
4 a basis for something or its underlying principle
lawyer
a person whose job is to give legal advice and represent clients in court
obligation
1 a duty or burdensome task
2 a binding agreement, especially one enforceable by law
3 a service
sentiment
1 an overriding feeling
2 the sum of what one feels on a subject
3 a view or tendency based on or colored with emotion
4 an emotional feeling conveyed in literature